Key Interest Rates Lowered: Russia's Central Bank Chief Returns After Illness

The Russian central bank has lowered its key interest rate, but only cautiously, despite President Putin's push for more aggressive cuts. Bank chief Nabiullina warned of further inflation pressure, prompting a cautious approach to monetary policy. The move aims to balance economic growth with inflation concerns. The central bank's decision reflects the delicate balance between stimulating the economy and controlling rising prices.